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Medieval Settlements and Etruscan Cities: Man-Made Underground Caves as an Aid in the Study of the Layout of Ancient Cities
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Claudio Bizzarri,
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June 1, 2002
Published Online: 2002-06
Published in Print: 2002-06
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